In 1999 James Grinder had confessed to murdering a woman who had died 15 years prior, but soon after retracted his statements, often contradicting himself time and time again. With evidence being decades old, the police were struggling to devise a case strong enough to convict Grinder and so in…
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Admiring a Vintage Rolex? Top 5 Tips for Investing in a Pre-Owned Watch
by Joseph McKenzie, Founder of Xupes
The pre-owned market has grown considerably in the past ten…
International Taxation and the Tax ‘Cartels’
Where you may be fighting against tax havens, or taking advantage of them, international tax law affects the way in…
The European GDPR (EU General Data Protection Regulation), aims to strengthen the control of individuals over their personal data and to encourage stakeholders to play an active role in monitoring compliance with the processing of such data "accountability". The protection of personal data is also a…
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Lost Overseas: The Fight for Your Child
by Rolf Behrentin of Behrentin Rechtsanwälte
For most people, there comes a time in their lives when they…
Taking on Big Pharma: How Persistence is Key
Pursuit of Essure Mass Tort Litigation by Justin Parafinczuk and Marcus Susen
Marcus Susen and Justin…
Navigating the legal and commercial challenges of Artificial Intelligence
The future is now. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the way we live our lives. From smart homes to self-driving vehicles, to healthcare and everything in between and beyond. These new technologies present…
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Insights into Standing before the EU Court of Justice
In his role as an attorney, Karsten Hagel-Sørensen benefits greatly from the special understanding of the…
How Jury Verdicts Have Transformed Personal Injury
Thomas J. Johnston concentrates his practice on the trial of personal injury, including catastrophic personal…